Curry Coast Community Radio

In this episode of Wild Rivers Film Radio, host Robert Naugle welcomes Kat Liddell and Greg Bailey to discuss Act of War/Mission of Peace, a short documentary featured in Season Three of Jeremy Maupin’s Refresh Quest. The film revisits a remarkable and little-known chapter of World War II history that unfolded in Brookings, Oregon—and the extraordinary story of reconciliation that followed. Robert talks with Greg about his behind-the-scenes experience serving as guide, cameraman, and production

There comes a point where working harder isn’t the answer. Many entrepreneurs put in the effort, make smart decisions, and stay committed—yet still feel stuck. The obstacle often isn’t a lack of talent or opportunity. It’s the internal battle that quietly undermines progress. What if predictable success isn’t about motivation at all? What if it’s about building a process that’s stronger than your emotions? Randall Thames shares how leaders can overcome self-doubt, create systems that produce

This week on the Insider Report, Kat and Bruce give the scoop on what is going on in the area, including the Chetco Library event schedule, Beyond 250 Living History in Brookings Harbor, Curry County Master Gardener Association Plant Clinic, Salmon Run Golf Course Spooky Halloween Family Fun Day, Manley Art Center art classes, Boo On The Coast Halloween Carnival in Crescent City, The Horsenecks performing at Pistol River Friendship Hall, Chetco Pelican Players Haunted House, Southwestern Oregon

In this episode of Curry Café, hosts Ray Gary and Rick McNamer, joined by KCIW News Director Lori Gallo Stoddard, talk with Stephanie Hunter of the Rural Organizing Project (ROP). Hunter discusses ROP’s 35-year mission to strengthen grassroots democracy and defend election access across rural Oregon, highlighting voter education and their “STAND” election guide. The conversation addresses local challenges, such as healthcare disparities and poverty, while emphasizing nonpartisan community-buildi

In this episode of JJoyously Free!, host Joanie Lindenmeyer talks with Robin Downward, director of The Curtain Call Collective in Medford, Oregon. Downward discusses the nonprofit’s mission to empower the intellectually and developmentally disabled (IDD) community through theater arts, fostering confidence, communication, and creativity. He shares details about the venue’s community cabaret performances, his late brother’s artistic inspiration, and the vital role of ego-free joy in creative expr

What separates people who become business owners from those who remain employees? Entrepreneur Reed Nyffeler shares how to think like an owner, develop leaders, overcome fear, and create exceptional value. Why do talented, capable people stay stuck when they could be building something of their own? Reed has spent nearly two decades developing leaders and helping people make the transition from employee to business owner. He shares why fear keeps people from making the leap, how purpose create